Prepare to crank those amps up to eleven.

I was born at the exact right time for ECW. No matter how it’s content is regarded today, in 1997 you could not have made a more appealing product to a teenage boy than ECW. I was crazy for it and ...

If you’ve been regularly reading our vintage Best and Worst of WWF Raw columns (and if you’re not, you’re doing yourself a serious disservice as a wrestling fan), you’ll know that just a couple of ...

ECW Barely Legal took place, the one and only PPV ever held from the ECW Arena in Philadelphia on April 13, 1997. Here are some of the moments that led to that day.

ECW CyberSlam 1997 starring Chris Candito, Terry Brunk, Tom Laughlin, Terry Funk has a PG-13 rating, a runtime of about 2 hr 30 min. The movie received a user score of 80/100 on TMDb, which reflects ...

The episode where WWF, ECW & UFC come together for ONE NIGHT ONLY... Last week (February 17, 1997), Jerry Lawler called out ECW, The Hardy Boys made their RAW debut. Chyna shook the hell out of ...

With reports circulating that WWE could be set to bring back the Wrestlepalooza event - an iconic show from ECW’s era of boom in the late 1990s - it makes sense for us to go back and explore this ...

Before the glitz and grit of WWE's Attitude Era or the overproduced pomp of modern sports entertainment, there was a little Philadelphia-based promotion: slinging chairs, breaking taboos, and giving ...

The story of Sandman dropping acid before ECW’s 1997 November To Remember pay-per-view has resurfaced once again on social media. For those unaware, The Sandman took two hits of acid before his ...

During the height of ECW, Rob Van Dam was the promotion's most popular superstar. On a recent episode of the Something To Wrestle podcast, former WWE producer Bruce Prichard discussed the WWE wanting ...

While we've recently been teased with the prospect of former Ring of Honor World Champion Jerry Lynn possibly battling Chris Jericho on AEW TV - with Lynn recently laid out by the Ocho - one other ...

Both before and after the end of Extreme Championship Wrestling, a lot of top wrestlers from the company were signed by WWE. Some, such as Mick Foley, Rob Van Dam and the Dudley Boyz, among many more, ...